A higher assessment does not automatically mean higher property taxes.

They only need property management.Not first time I heard folk decide to "shift sectors". 

In those cases, a lot of these services will see a personal name or primary guarantor instead of just the business name and will automatically start reporting to personal credit. 

But now it is shifting dramatically to AirBnb, which I am not thrilled about, but it is what it is.  

Lots of changes lately with everything going on with the NAR lawsuit, many other lawsuits, and the huge uptick in scams not to mention increased risks of personal safety for agents, increased theft at showings and open houses, fake sellers, fake buyers, fake agents, fake landlords stealing security deposits, wire fraud etc. a lot of agents are getting caught up in these things and have a lot of legal liability so brokerages are shifting the way they do business and developing safer protocols.

It's automatic, doesn't give tenants chance to argue or give sob stories, and manage how payments applied.

However they know they are  just feeding people that have no clue what they are really buying -  They will take a automatic mailer you can to on your own and fancy it up and put a cool word next to it and Boom Sold!

Look out for probable markets taking into account issues revolving around employment opportunities, population shifts, tendencies in renting out homes coupled with economic stability.

If you reported less than what they think you should have - expect an automatic adjustment, a letter or even an audit.Since in case of private money you as an investor act similar to a bank paying interest to the lender - should you send your private lender form 1099-INT?

It falls under the automatic consent procedures, so it does not need approval - it could still be audited though 3.